Necessary Things

(A).Desktop PC

(B). Windows XP or other Windows OS

(C).Telephone cable with RJ45 connectors

Easy steps

(1).Plug a phone line into the Line In (RJ45) connector of your desktop computer’s internal modem.

(2).Plug your fax machine into the modem’s Line Out connector, if you are connecting an external fax machine.

(3).Click on your computer’s “Start” menu. Select “Printer” and then “Faxes” to open the Printer folder.

(4).Click on “Install a Fax Printer” to prompt Windows XP to install the fax-service software.

(5).Fill out the information requested in each screen that follows.

(6).Enter the phone number of the telephone line connected to the computer when prompted for a telephone number.

(7).Click “Next” to fill out the properties for your fax service.

(8).Choose the printer that you want your incoming faxes to print out on. The fax machine may be designated as the default fax printer.

(9).Choose the folder where you want incoming faxes saved.

(10).Type the telephone number and your business name in the TSID box.

(11).Type your telephone number and your business name in the CSID box.

(12). Click “Finish” to exit the wizard.

Instructions:

(1). You can change the settings for your fax machine any time by right-clicking on “Fax Machine” in the Printer folder and opening the Properties dialog box.

(2). If you don’t want to print out your faxes, uncheck the Enable Printing box.

(3). The TSID is mandatory in some areas. This identification information typically appears in the header area of a fax that you receive. This information helps you identify the fax machine where the fax originates from. This information typically includes the sender’s fax number and business name.

Easy steps for connect Pocket PC to Computer

1. Discover the software installation CD, the USB cradle, the AC adapter and the USB connector cable.

2. Obtain acquainted with all the parts and accessories that come with your Pocket PC.

3. Put the installation CD in your computer’s CD-ROM drive.

4. Interpret the owner’s manual or user guide included in the box when you bought your new Pocket PC.

5. Click on the link to install the Pocket PC desktop software. An installation wizard should pop up to help you through the installation process. Depending on your computer’s operating system, you may need to restart your computer to complete installation.

6. Attach the USB cradle to the computer by plugging it into a USB port.

7. Stop one end of the AC adapter into the correct slot on the USB cradle and the other end into an electrical outlet in the wall.

8. Put your Pocket PC on the USB cradle. Now you are ready to either charge the Pocket PC main battery or coordinate it with your personal computer.

Instruction

(1). If the software installation wizard doesn’t open automatically, click the “Start” button. Select “Run” and then “Browse” to locate your CD-ROM drive. Double-click on the exe. File to begin the desktop software installation process.

(2). After you’ve set up an initial connection between your Pocket PC and your personal computer, you should also be able to perform the synchronization process using the infrared sensor, if both your Pocket PC plus your computer are infrared-enabled. Read your owner’s manual to learn more. With an infrared connection, all you need to do to sync is aim the Pocket PC at the infrared port on your computer.

(3).Some Pocket PCs come with Bluetooth. If your Pocket PC has Bluetooth ability, you can connect to a Bluetooth-enabled computer.

(4).When insertion your Pocket PC on the USB cradle, make sure the contacts are aligned correctly before pushing down to secure the handheld device. The pins are very responsive and fragile.

Necessary Things

A. DVD-RW Drive

B. Floppy Zip Drives.

C. Scanners

D. Web Cameras

E. Digital Cameras

F. Computer Speakers

G. External Hard Disk

H. Printers

1. Purchase powered speakers for better sound quality than what you get from the speakers that came with your desktop computer. Read the e Hows “How to Buy Computer Speakers” and “How to Get the Best Possible Audio Quality on Your Computer” to learn how.

2. Understand “How to Buy an Ink-Jet Printer” and “How to Buy a Laser Printer,” under Related e Hows, to learn the buying considerations for printers.

3. Pay money for a scanner if you wish to “photocopy” text, documents or pictures into your computer. A scanner can also help you fax papers not created on your computer, if you have modem and fax software.

4. Buy other peripherals to meet specific wants and needs. For example, buy a joystick to increase your speed and flexibility when playing action games, or a videoconferencing camera for teleconferencing.

5. Purchase a backup storage device, such as an external hard disk, Zip drive or CD-RW drive, if you need to back up large amounts of data and your computer doesn’t have a built-in Zip drive or CD-RW drive.

6. Purchase a digital camera for the easiest way of move photographs into your computer.

7. Purchase a printer unless you have access to one at work or will use your computer only to surf the Internet. Ink-jet printers cost less and can print colors. Laser printers are more costly (only very costly ones can print in color) but have better text quality and are more likely to print PostScript fonts and files. Laser printers also cost less per use, as ink-jet cartridges run out quickly and are luxurious.

8. Pay money for a microphone to use a speakerphone, voice commencement, and various educational programs or to record your own simple sounds.

9. Study the eHows “How to Buy a Secondary Storage Medium,” “How to Choose a Zip Drive” and “How to Choose Between CD-R and CD-RW Burners” to learn the buying deliberation for backup storage devices.

10. Study the eHows “How to Buy a Consumer-Model Scanner” and “How to Select a Product for Faxing” to learn the buying deliberation for scanners.

Instructions

Firstly, Manufacturers continually introduce new types of peripherals. Something not yet imaginary may increase the functionality or enjoyment of your computer. Secondly, your computer must meet the system necessities of any peripherals you buy.